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“Los sabios no tristen para los que viven, y no tristen para los que mueren. Desde el mundo de los sentidos se viene el calor y el frío, y el placer y el dolor. Vienen y van: son transitorios. Nunca es el irreal: el Real nunca no es.”

Translation

“The wise grieve not for those who live; and they grieve not for those who die. From the world of the senses comes heat and comes cold, and pleasure and pain.  They come and they go: they are transient. The unreal never is: the Real never is not.” (The Bhagavad Gita)

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Andrew Blanco
A jack of all trades with Spanish roots who hails from the land of New Jersey. Andrew blogs in his sleep when he's not busy saving the world.

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  1. Posted October 19, 2008 at 8:35 pm | Permalink

    I’d have to dig for a lifetime to ever get this deep.

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